DAILY UNIFORM DRESS CODE REQUIREMENTS:

1. All skirts must touch the top of the kneecap in the front and back of the knee.

2. All shirts and blouses are to be worn tucked-in.

3. Girls in the School of Grammar (PK3 - 5th grade) can wear either tennis shoes or saddle shoes.

4. TENNIS SHOES MUST BE ALL WHITE OR BLACK. LOGO ON SHOES MUST BE THE SAME COLOR AS THE SHOES

5. SADDLE SHOES MUST BE BLACK OR NAVY BLUE.

6. ALL WHITE KNEE-HIGH SOCKS are worn by girls in the School of Grammar (PK3 - 5th grade). NO OTHER SOCKS ARE ALLOWED.

7. Girls in the School of Grammar (PK3 – 5th grade) are to wear black or navy shorts under all jumpers and skirts.

8. In cold weather, girls may wear khaki uniform pants purchased from Flynn O’Hara, but not on Mass days.

9. Girls may also wear solid color leggings/tights in white, black, or grey under their plaid jumper or skirt/skort.

DAILY UNIFORM DRESS CODE REQUIREMENTS:

1. All skirts must touch the top of the kneecap in the front and back of the knee.

2. All shirts and blouses are to be worn tucked-in.

3. Girls in School of Logic (6th – 8th grade) can wear either tennis shoes or saddle shoes.

4. TENNIS SHOES MUST BE ALL WHITE OR BLACK. LOGO ON SHOES MUST BE THE SAME COLOR AS THE SHOES.

5. SADDLE SHOES MUST BE BLACK OR NAVY BLUE.

6. ALL WHITE KNEE-HIGH SOCKS are worn by girls in the School of Grammar (PK3 – 5th grade). NO OTHER SOCKS ARE ALLOWED.

7. Girls in the School of Logic (6th – 8th grade) are to wear black or navy shorts under all jumpers and skirts.

8. In cold weather, girls may wear khaki uniform pants purchased from Flynn O’Hara, but not onMass days.

9. Girls may wear solid color leggings/tights in white, black, or grey under their jumper or

skirt/skort.

DAILY UNIFORM DRESS CODE REQUIREMENTS:

1. All shirts are to be worn tucked-in.

2. Boys in the School of Grammar (PK3 – 5th grade) can wear either wear tennis shoes or Oxford shoes.

3. TENNIS SHOES MUST BE ALL BLACK. LOGO ON SHOES MUST BE THE SAME COLOR AS THE SHOES

4. OXFORD SHOES MUST BE BLACK OR BROWN.

5. ALL BLACK CREW SOCKS are worn by boys in the School of Grammar (PK3 – 5th grade). NO OTHER SOCKS ARE ALLOWED.

MASS UNIFORM DRESS CODE REQUIREMENTS:

1. All skirts must touch the top of the kneecap in the front and back of the knee.

2. The blue short sleeve collar blouse does NOT have to be worn tucked-in.

3. TENNIS SHOES MUST BE ALL WHITE OR BLACK. LOGO ON SHOES MUST BE THE SAME COLOR AS THE SHOES.

4. SADDLE SHOES MUST BE BLACK OR NAVY BLUE.

5. ALL WHITE KNEE-HIGH SOCKS. NO OTHER SOCKS ARE ALLOWED.

6. On cold days, girls may wear solid color leggings/tights in white, black, or grey under their plaid skort/skirt.

UNIFORM FOR MASS DAYS: GIRLS 6th-8th GRADE:

MASS UNIFORM DRESS CODE REQUIREMENTS:

1. All skirts must touch the top of the kneecap in the front and back of the knee.

2. GIRLS in 6th - 8th GRADE MUST WEAR THE BLAZER W/SCHOOL LOGO ON MASS DAYS.

3. The blue short sleeve collar blouse does NOT have to be worn tucked-in.

4. TENNIS SHOES MUST BE ALL WHITE OR BLACK. LOGO ON SHOES MUST BE THE SAME COLOR AS THE SHOES.

5. SADDLE SHOES MUST BE BLACK OR NAVY BLUE.

6. ALL WHITE KNEE-HIGH SOCKS. NO OTHER SOCKS ARE ALLOWED.

7. On cold days, girls may wear solid color leggings/tights in white, black, or grey under their plaid skort/skirt.

UNIFORM FOR MASS DAYS: BOYS PK3-5th GRADE:

OUTERWEAR:

Students may purchase a Saints Peter and Paul Catholic School black polar fleece jacket or grey sweater

through Flynn O’Hara. The School polar fleece jacket or sweater may be worn in classrooms. Other jackets

may be worn before or after school and during recess but are not to be worn in the hallway, classrooms, or Mass.

Personal Appearance:

 High standards in dress and personal grooming are important in creating a positive and favorable

image of the student body and should reflect the spirit of the uniform code. Students not meeting dress code

or personal appearance standards are subject to the following:

1. Verbal warning.

2. Uniform violation write-up in RenWeb.

3. Demerit.

1. Hair Standards:

a. Boys’ haircuts and girls’ hairstyles should be neither “faddish” nor extreme or as determined by the Principal.

 Hairstyles NOT ACCEPTABLE include: tails, Mohawks, fauxhawks, or designs

cut into the hair. In addition, treatments such as but not limited to: color, highlighting, or tint ARE NOT PERMITTED.

b. Boys’ hair may not hang over the eyebrows, ears, or top of the collar. Facial hair is not allowed.

c. Girls’ hair must be neat and well groomed, out of the eyes, and styled such that it is not a distraction.

d. HAIR ACCESSORIES (GIRLS ONLY): All hair accessories must match the School uniform plaid,

match a solid color in the School uniform plaid, or match the girl’s natural hair color. Girls’

hair bows SHALL NOT be too large or distracting. Bows may only be in School colors: blue,

white, grey, or black (solid or in combination). Hair bows should be no more than three (3)

inches in height or five (5) inches in width.

2. Jewelry Standards:

a. BRACELETS, NECKLACES, and ANKLETS: Bracelets are NOT ALLOWED for students in PK3 –

8th Grade. One 18” necklace with a religious medal is permitted.

b. JEWELRY/WATCHES: Dangling jewelry (including earrings, charm bracelets and rings) is

dangerous and must not be worn to School. Girls are allowed to wear one set of stud or post earrings on the earlobe.

GIRLS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO WEAR HOOP EARRINGS. BOYS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO WEAR EARRINGS.

Other than the one set of earrings for girls described above, no body piercing jewelry may be worn. Students may wear

a watch, however, no watches that are electronic, internet or data capable are allowed.

c. Any inappropriate jewelry will be confiscated and returned only to the parents/legal guardians.

3. Other Standards:

a. Visible body art and tattoos ARE NOT ALLOWED (i.e., henna, marker, writing, etc.).

b. MAKE-UP: No make-up or fingernail/toenail polish is to be worn on school days. Sculptured

nails are not allowed due to the possibility of injury to self or other during PE.

c. PERFUME AND COLOGNE: Due to allergies, the use of perfume and cologne is not allowed.

d. UNDERGARMETS: Undergarments may not be visible.

e. WRITING/DRAWING: NO writing/drawing will be allowed on any part of the School uniform

or student’s body.

Dollar Free Dress Days:

Throughout the year, there will be days when students are not required to wear their uniforms to

School. These are referred to as “Dollar Free Dress” Days. Free Dress Days are currently scheduled to

take place once a grading quarter as listed on the Free Dress/Spirit Dress Day calendar set forth below.

In order to participate in Free Dress Day, the student must pay a $1.00 fee on that day, and all the

money collected will be donated to a charity chosen by the Principal. Clothing worn on Free Dress Day

is to be in good taste and should not distract from the learning process.

Clothing considered in poor taste includes but is not limited to the following:

1. Baggy pants.

2. T-shirts with inappropriate advertisements (alcohol, innuendo, sex, tobacco, violence, drugs etc.).

3. Bandanas.

4. Midriff, halter, spaghetti straps, strapless, exposed back, sheer or tank top shirts or dresses

(dresses or skirts shall touch the top of the kneecap in the front and back of the knee).

5. Jeans with holes or frayed edges.

6. Cut-offs, spandex or Lycra, form fitting bicycle shorts, wind shorts, shorts with frayed or

unhemmed edges or shorts with holes are not acceptable. Shorts are to be no shorter than

four (4) inches above the crease on the back of the knee. Students may wear uniform

bottoms with a Spirit shirt on this day as well.

7. *** Students may not wear leggings or yoga pants. ***

Students may wear shoes other than those specified in the guidelines above on these days. However,

students may not wear: sandals, flip-flops, crocs, HEYDUDE, and shoes with wheels.

Any student found to be inappropriately dressed will have his or her parents or legal guardians called

to bring appropriate clothing to the School or to take the student home resulting in an unexcused

absence for that day. The student will remain in a supervised designated area until the issue is

resolved. The student also risks the ability to participate in future Free Dress Days. The $1.00 paid will

not be returned.



Free Dress Days are considered an earned privilege and are subject to being revoked at the discretion

of the Principal at any time.